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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 48367, 27 September 1894, Page 4

Q,nEBN.AHDEENAI,L'BTB.;_„; : ]tfABIBEiO; : . THOMAS JAGO, CABINETMAKER,' UPHOLSTEEEE U N D;ERTAK;E B , QUEEN: STEEET,'MASTEBTON ' ; OPENING NOTICE,;, BESIKE to inform the public of Master, ton and in the surrounding distriot, that thoy. will, on and after the 31st of Mnroh, open their;; ..,.,; BlOmnOENl NEW STAMJSB,... . The stable contains twenty-six stalls, six loose' boxes, waiting room, and every, other, convenience. Horses kept by the day, week, or month, atreasonablooharges. \ ,'■' . Horses Bousutamd Sols on Commission. Horses broken to saddle and harness, Landau carriages on hiro by the hour, day or week; hooded, single and double buggies, gigs, etc. ■ All telegrams and lotlers promptly attended to. ... Oabb Id Attendance on Abmval op mi Twins, and special attention paid to travellers,' Hunters and others desirous, during the hunting season, of getting comfortable loose 'boxes,'can' new do bo by plaoing their horses in the care of j .MBSSJEtS P.£NHE?BROS "■ Thcso stables are not to be equalled in th [ Wellington province, .'

B. PINHEY will be found with his carriage! in tho town. Orders for the train may bo left with Mr Elliott, saddler, or ■:■''■• ...THE STABLES, ■'.• (Opposite Occident >1 Hotel), The Livery Department will be under the management of .. J, S. PINHEY, V Good Paddocks, Motto i "Every oivility and attention." • ' A Trhl BmdfalkMukl . T.PEOCTOB, THEWAIRARAPADRAPER, HAS made it a bit lively iuEkctalmna during tho short time he lias boon there, aud is so satisfied with the way tho public Lave rallied round him, that he is now giving them a further treat in the way of BARGAINS IN DRAPERY AND BOOTS. ' IbAig sale is uow being held at Carterton, Ecntlicrston, and Ekctahuna, and an exciting timo may be expected to ensue. A fow of tho lines quoted below, will give a faint idea of what to expect:—Dross Goods, Flannelettes, etc., at about a third off; Millinery, trimmed and uutrimmed, at half price j Men's and Boy's Clothing at greatly reducedprices; aline of Ladios' Oxford Shoes, 4s 9d; Men's Nailed Shooters, 7s 6dj and Watertights, 10s Cd; and other

Harolds, and all general Drapery at reduced prices; Ladies' Ulsters to bo nearly given away. Don't lcavo it till all tlie best lines are picked out, and then say:" Oh, I wish I had known 1 1 would too hid in a slock!" CALL EARLY, T.PEOCTOR, MRS. R, HERRMANN. Artistit Photography I SECOND TO NONE!. Photographic Work of every kind, Children's Likenesses a speciality. Enlargements a leading feature. •f O CABINETS and ONE uNLiRGE--1* MMTISXI2 M In kautiMy finished, POPULAR STUDIO, Opposite To Aro House, CUBA-STEEET, WELLINGTON HomlouimdHocir, FUENITURE FACTORY QUEEN STREET, MABTEUTON, -■ HAVING engafied the services fo a First • Class Cabinetmaker from Melboum and London to tako charge of the Workshop, we are tlierefore prepared to execute anj Una ot Furniture in the most stylish and 1«t«»t J..:„_. nr. i.~ i. :.u_ 2 the attention of tho public to tho fact that we still keep up the reputation the firm has gained ot turning oat well made and highly finished Furnilure made'from carefully seasoned material. Wo have & large stock •' on hand »nd ; invite inspection FumUnreontheHlßE SYSTEM. : : ' RAMSPERGER PIANOS' FOR SALE ORDERS TAKEN; FOR Z, M. HOAR UNDE3BTAKEB. PROMPTLY: ATTENDED TO They Must Gome Up II J.JJEAD THESraSTIMONIALS. ';. -To N, Sobehses, Olaroville,— ..:,.;. ..'; .' -Abal'Stump*Extraotor,"- tho No'B. Machine purchased from ■you,; has given very great satisfaction.;, It has taken.out eyery.B.tunip whero tried, and .that .'without havingto out any of the roots to assist ,i|,:l alao r find that it turns tho etumps over without ahy-tronble.,!;. • ■.:. ■*': :■'■■/ . v i:::--K^--:Your8truly,'-' v'v'/^VKTp Mni;S6EHisßN,;dareville;r:;:i ■:;%': "^'"" L '^trao.tor i iebnt mbte'stumps- with it wiilf two screw-jacks, y : ';tfBelvedere, j